Toronto Harbor Cruises and Niagara Falls Trips
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Day tripNiagara Falls Tour from Toronto with Boat Ride and Journey Behind the Falls
★ 4.8 (1,721 reviews)
CruiseToronto Harbour and Islands Cruise
★ 4.6 (99 reviews)
CruiseToronto Harbour Lunch Cruise
★ 4.6 (45 reviews)
Day tripNiagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto with Boat Cruise Option
★ 4.8 (3,062 reviews)
Day tripNiagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto
★ 4.8 (3,106 reviews)
Helicopter20-Kilometer Helicopter Tour over Toronto
★ 4.7 (306 reviews)
Day tripAlgonquin Park and Ragged Falls Hike and Canoe Day Trip
★ 4.9 (137 reviews)
PassBest of Toronto City Tour with Boat Cruise and CN Tower Entry
★ 4.1 (86 reviews)Niagara Falls from Toronto
Niagara is ninety minutes away and the day trip is the most booked activity in Canada. The top-rated version includes the boat ride to the base of the Horseshoe Falls and the Journey Behind the Falls tunnels; the winery version adds a stop in Niagara-on-the-Lake with a tasting, and the day-and-evening tour stays for the illumination after dark.

The Harbor and the Islands
The one-hour harbor and islands cruise gives the postcard skyline from the water and is the easiest thing to add to a first afternoon. The premium cruise adds lunch, brunch or dinner, and the helicopter tour covers the lakefront and downtown in about fifteen minutes.
CN Tower and City Passes
The Toronto CityPASS bundles the CN Tower with the aquarium, the ROM and other main sights over nine days, which pays off if you plan three or more. For something beyond the city, the Algonquin Park day trip gets you into canoe country and past Ragged Falls in a small group.

Falls Season and Lake Weather
The Niagara boats run from spring to late fall; in winter the tours still go but the boat ride is replaced by other stops. Toronto summers are warm and lake breezes make cruises pleasant, so book weekend sailings a few days ahead. Most tours cancel free up to 24 hours before.
